Henry VIII’s Depression The Mental Collapse After Jane Seymour

Описание: 👑 On October 24th, 1537, Queen Jane Seymour died at Hampton Court Palace. By sunrise, King Henry VIII had fled the building, unable to face her corpse. What followed was a psychological breakdown so severe it would transform England's most powerful monarch into a paranoid tyrant who terrorized his own court.

🩸 This documentary reveals the disturbing truth behind Henry VIII's mental collapse after Jane Seymour's death. For three months, the King wore mourning black and refused to speak to anyone. He withdrew completely from court life, hiding in darkened chambers while grief, brain damage, and chronic pain destroyed what remained of his sanity.

⚔ Discover the dark Tudor history they buried:

Jane Seymour's agonizing death from childbed fever 12 days after giving birth to Prince Edward

Why Henry VIII fled Hampton Court in terror the morning Jane died

The 1536 jousting accident that caused traumatic brain injury and personality changes

How chronic leg ulcers and possible diabetes drove Henry to paranoid rage

Thomas Cromwell's execution in 1540 as Henry's mental state deteriorated

Catherine Howard's beheading in 1542 during Henry's spiral into tyranny

Edward Hall's chronicle documenting the King's unprecedented breakdown

Why Henry VIII demanded to be buried beside Jane Seymour, not his other five wives

🏰 This is the untold story of how grief, brain trauma, and absolute power created England's most dangerous monarch. Henry VIII's depression wasn't just sadness—it was a complete mental collapse that led to executions, political purges, and a reign of terror that frightened even his closest advisors.

💀 Jane Seymour was Henry VIII's third wife, the only one to give him a male heir, and the only one he truly mourned. Her death at age 29 shattered the King's already fragile mind. From 1537 until his death in 1547, Henry lived haunted by her memory, comparing every subsequent wife to an impossible phantom he'd created in his grief-stricken mind.

🔥 This documentary uses real historical sources: Edward Hall's Chronicle, Herald's College records, and contemporary accounts from Tudor courtiers who witnessed Henry's psychological breakdown firsthand. Every detail is historically accurate, sourced from chroniclers who documented the King's mental collapse in real time.

📜 If you're obsessed with dark Tudor history, royal psychological breakdowns, and the brutal realities of 16th century England, this documentary exposes the truth about Henry VIII and Jane Seymour that historians rarely discuss. This isn't romanticized history—this is the disturbing medical and psychological reality of a king's mental destruction.

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